Cook & braise
For roasts, braised dishes and oven meals, the direct route leads to the ceramic roaster.
GUIDES & KNOWLEDGE
Start with how you want to use ceramic – not with a product name. That takes you directly to the right myromy guide and product world.

ORIENTIERUNG
We organise knowledge by use: cooking and braising, baking bread, storing bread, open baking surfaces and grilling.
For roasts, braised dishes and oven meals, the direct route leads to the ceramic roaster.
A closed form and an open baking surface are two different methods – with the bread baker and ceramic Brick.
Storage is a different task from baking. That is what the Bread Freshness Pot is designed for.
QUICKLY EXPLAINED
Start with the use case. First decide whether you want to cook, bake bread, store bread or grill.
No. “Clay pot” is a broad term and, depending on use, can mean a roaster, bread baker or storage vessel.
Because different uses need different product roles.
FROM THE QUESTION TO THE DETAIL
One hub instead of a second shop navigation: start with the use case. We then guide you to the right guide and only then to the product.
Cooking and braising in clay: from the classic clay pot and clay roaster to the modern ceramic roaster for the oven.
Baking bread in a clay pot and storing bread in clay are two separate jobs – with clear destination pages.
Open forms and baking surfaces made from fired clay and ceramic, clearly separated by use in the oven, at the table and on the BBQ.
From gift ideas and recipes to the story of our cookware made from Westerwald clay.
MOMENTS WITH MYROMY
Breakfast, Sunday bread, an oven dish or a long barbecue evening: start with the moment.
myromy connects storage, baking, cooking, serving and hosting in one material world made from Westerwald clay. Not every vessel has to do everything: the form follows the moment and guides you to the right use.
Keep bread visible and within reach – in a form designed precisely for storage.
Bake or cook, take it from the heat and serve in the same ceramic form.
Plancha and Brick extend the ceramic world to the grill and the shared table.